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Bab al-Mandeb: The next shock to global trade
By Sardar Khan Niazi The world does not need another closed maritime chokepoint. Yet that is precisely the danger now emerging around Bab al-Mandeb, the narrow passage connecting the Red Sea with the Gulf of Aden and, through the Suez Canal, one of the…
India’s Golden Temple Deception
India’s false narrative surrounding the supposed missile attack on the Golden Temple raises serious questions about both intention and credibility of the racist and fascist Indian regime. Why would Pakistan ever target this sacred site for Sikhs, a commun…
Our most pressing national security challenge
Water is no longer just a resource. It is now a battleground, a matter of national security, and a test of our collective discipline. Across dinner tables, political panels, and policy briefings, water has emerged as the most talked-about issue in the cou…
Indian Aggression: An International Law Perspective
Pakistan has steadfastly adhered to international law in its military responses, while India has consistently disregarded these crucial standards through its aggressive actions, potentially committing war crimes. This disregard demands accountability, irr…
A case for urgent structural reforms
When Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb recently reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to an export-led growth model, it echoed a familiar refrain -- one that has defined Pakistan’s economic policymaking for decades. Yet in today’s geopolitical and domestic e…
The double-edged tongue
In every culture and every faith tradition, the tongue has been both revered and feared. It is a tool of expression, persuasion, comfort, and wisdom -- yet also a weapon of destruction, deceit, and division.  In our current times, this paradox is more rel…
A nation in the grip of heat and inaction
Heatwave is going to grip most parts of the country and persist for a much longer period. Let us highlight the urgency of readiness. As the mercury begins its annual ascent, Pakistan is already grappling with the first heatwave of the season. While this w…
Baluchistan Bleeds Again
Terrorism has tragically struck Baluchistan once again. On May 13, the grim discovery of four dead bodies near Galngoor, located approximately 25 to 30 kilometers from Nushki City, has raised serious concerns regarding Indian sponsored  in the region. The…
Extremism: A Danger Ahead
Extremism presents itself in a myriad of forms, each capable of inflicting significant damage on societal cohesion and the fabric of the state. It is essential that we grasp the true essence of these manifestations and confront them decisively, ideally in…
Condemning a new generation to irreparable loss
Eighty years ago, the Germans surrendered unconditionally to the Allied Forces, ending the Second World War in Europe. King Charles of England began a four-day commemoration of that historic moment. However, from where we stand in South Asia -- staring in…
India’s Golden Temple Deception
India’s false narrative surrounding the supposed missile attack on the Golden Temple raises serious questions about both intention and credibility of the racist and fascist Indian regime. Why would Pakistan ever target this sacred site for Sikhs, a commun…
Our most pressing national security challenge
Water is no longer just a resource. It is now a battleground, a matter of national security, and a test of our collective discipline. Across dinner tables, political panels, and policy briefings, water has emerged as the most talked-about issue in the cou…
Indian Aggression: An International Law Perspective
Pakistan has steadfastly adhered to international law in its military responses, while India has consistently disregarded these crucial standards through its aggressive actions, potentially committing war crimes. This disregard demands accountability, irr…
A case for urgent structural reforms
When Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb recently reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to an export-led growth model, it echoed a familiar refrain -- one that has defined Pakistan’s economic policymaking for decades. Yet in today’s geopolitical and domestic e…
The double-edged tongue
In every culture and every faith tradition, the tongue has been both revered and feared. It is a tool of expression, persuasion, comfort, and wisdom -- yet also a weapon of destruction, deceit, and division.  In our current times, this paradox is more rel…
A nation in the grip of heat and inaction
Heatwave is going to grip most parts of the country and persist for a much longer period. Let us highlight the urgency of readiness. As the mercury begins its annual ascent, Pakistan is already grappling with the first heatwave of the season. While this w…
Baluchistan Bleeds Again
Terrorism has tragically struck Baluchistan once again. On May 13, the grim discovery of four dead bodies near Galngoor, located approximately 25 to 30 kilometers from Nushki City, has raised serious concerns regarding Indian sponsored  in the region. The…
Extremism: A Danger Ahead
Extremism presents itself in a myriad of forms, each capable of inflicting significant damage on societal cohesion and the fabric of the state. It is essential that we grasp the true essence of these manifestations and confront them decisively, ideally in…

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